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Training help
September 1st 2006

To combat the serious shortage of skilled service engineers, the Fork Lift Truck Association has introduced a National Apprenticeship Programme.

The organisation believes apprentice training is an ideal solution for trainees and employers alike, combining work-based experience with an element of relevant, technical study.

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